IF I was making that choice for an AMD chipset, I'd go for the M4A79T just because of how well the previous model performed for overclocking with the 9900 series chips.
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sorry to say but 940be doesn't support ddr3. just wait for the 945be.
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they'll launch this 1st week of april anyway.
edit: he beat me up to it.
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they'll launch this 1st week of april anyway.
edit: he beat me up to it.
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xfire isn't required. but another pci-e slot might be great for a dedicated folder.
Originally Posted by Akisame  It depends, do you want xfire or not? |
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That's your shopping cart
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Originally Posted by gerikoh this is the best combo: http://secure.newegg.com/Shopping/Sh...mit=ChangeItem
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previous post edited. my bad
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Link does not work. It takes me to my shopping cart.
OP - The Foxconn is the better board of the two. The BIOS takes a little getting used to, but is well organized and gives a ridiculous amount of options. The Foxconn and 940 have set OCing records.
It's also a great board for folding.
Originally Posted by gerikoh this is the best combo: http://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboD...t=Combo.165050
link edited. my bad.
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OP - The Foxconn is the better board of the two. The BIOS takes a little getting used to, but is well organized and gives a ridiculous amount of options. The Foxconn and 940 have set OCing records.
It's also a great board for folding.
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Dag, I posted at the same time you did
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All 3 of your links work fine now
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I also agree.
That board's price tag should not fool you. It is a strong competitor to the Asus boards that cost $200.
Originally Posted by gerikoh what? i already edited it. here it is just in case: http://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboD...t=Combo.165050 |
All 3 of your links work fine now
I also agree.
That board's price tag should not fool you. It is a strong competitor to the Asus boards that cost $200.
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